Gravity. The blood drains into your feet and legs, and if your muscles are in poor shape, they do not squeeze all of it back up toward your heart. Also, the longer you have to stand up every day makes it harder to get blood back up out of your feet.
Swelling of the feet and legs is referred to as edema. It is caused by several conditions some of which are significant. These include congestive heart failure, thrombophlebitis (inflammation of the veins), and liver disease. Some of the less significant conditions can be as simple as high-salt diet, pregnancy, or standing for long hours.
infections, trauma, circulatory disorder, cardiac disorder
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Some causes of swollen feet are-
Sitting or standing for long time
Injury or trauma
Menstruation (for some women)
Being overweight
Trauma
Drug abuse
Neuromuscular disorders
One possible reason might be kidney failure.
Being pregnant generally.. Might want to check that out :/
Irritation,rash,poison ivy,oak, sumac or allergic reaction. Also hives, Allergies ( severe), and even rubbing against something.
could be cellulitus, or a blood clot in the leg
The most common deficiency associated with leg cramps and swelling is potassium.
Damage in the back would not be my first choice . . . but it could have put pressure on a major blood vessel. Leg and ankle swelling have more to do with heart disease or diabetes. You should see a doctor, very soon!
it depends on the condition of human cells deases
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Nipping or chewing the leg can cause swelling for a dog i recommend going to the vets
could be a slipped disk pressing on the nerve. I didn't have abdominal pain but pain in arm and leg
You can put ice or heat on your leg, this will help with your swelling.
Elevate the leg, and don't walk a lot. Call 911. The leg could have increased swelling and lead to compartment syndrome, which could in turn lead to amputation.
put ice on your leg when it swelling up really bad.
It sounds like edema. The following link will have some information pertaining to the above mentioned - you will want to have this checked as it can be the cause of an underlying condition. http://adam.about.com/encyclopedia/Lower-leg-edema.htm http://adam.about.com/encyclopedia/Foot-leg-and-ankle-swelling.htm
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